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The Japanese company created a fabric that could 'shock' the bacteria
A fabric can extract tiny amounts of electricity from the wearer's movement, then generate electrical impulses large enough to kill almost all bacteria.
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Learn about ninjas - The most famous warriors in Japanese history
Referring to Japan, surely no one knows samurai and ninja, two of the famous forces that make up the characteristics of Japanese culture. Learn about ninjas, the most fa…
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Unique 'vending machine' made of paper in Japan
An office in Japan is extremely creative when creating vending machines made from cardboard.
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Decipher the strange symbol that is stuck on cars in Japan
Behind these two symbols are extremely interesting meanings.
Animal world
Eels are about to forget their faces, Japanese aquariums call guests for video calls
Due to the lack of tourists, the garden eels at the Japanese aquarium have begun to forget about human presence and become sensitive.
Life
Japan licensed the first Covid-19 medication, not the free one
The first drug approved to treat Covid-19 in Japan was not a drug manufactured by Fujifilm.
Health
Masks made from bra become the best selling products in Japan
Since the appearance of underwear making masks, many people have waited, this idea can come true and now it has become a best seller in Japan.
Health
Japanese people rushed to buy 'freezer masks' to avoid heat
This bandage mask is paying attention to social networks to deal with the peak heat situation in many places in Japan starting in May.
Health
Decipher the secret of Japanese encephalitis in the 1930s
There is considerable indirect evidence of Japanese microbiologists' association with the encephalitis epidemic in the Soviet Union.
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Infinity submarine that billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong ordered how expensive?
According to the manufacturer's listed price, the Triton DeepView 24 submarine that Vingroup orders is priced at up to $ 7.7 million, equivalent to many luxury yachts.
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Why are the children of Japanese samurai often weak and sick?
The world famous Japanese samurai are brave warriors, brave and rarely surrender to the enemy. However, the children of the samurai are not as healthy as their father. W…
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Japan introduces prototype wireless charging super speed train
The new super speed train can reach speeds of up to 500 km / h and apply wireless charging technology like smartphones.
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Japan uses technology to capture micro-droplets when sneezing
A clip in Japan shows that the new technology captures images of tiny droplets of water sprayed when people sneeze, smaller than 10 micrometers in size.
Space science
Result of a 4.6 billion-year-old asteroid shot of Japanese ship
The Hayabusa 2 spacecraft explodes the surface of Ryugu, creating a sinkhole to help scientists understand the asteroid's composition.
Environment
A mysterious 'black rain' appears in Japan
A few days after one of the most violent storms recorded in Tokyo, a mysterious black rain appeared in the land of the rising sun.